Paul Cooper
Honor Code SignatorySigned 11 Dec 2014 | 201 contributions | 3 thank-yous | 531 connections
Signed 11 Dec 2014 | 201 contributions | 3 thank-yous | 531 connections
Paul C. Cooper
Born 1960s.
Ancestors 
Son of John Charles Cooper
and Cleilia Johnston
Brother of
[private brother (1950s - unknown)] [half], [private sister (1960s - unknown)] [half], [private sister (1960s - unknown)] [half], [private brother (1960s - unknown)] [half] and [private brother (1980s - unknown)] [half]
[children unknown]
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Biography
The biography for Paul Cooper is empty. What can you add? Paul C Cooper, youngest son of John C. & Ann J. Cooper, born Chicago, IL March 1965 where his father was receiving a PhD at the University of Chicago. Paul grew up in briefly in South Carolina, and Kentucky where his father, a Lutheran Minister was also a Academic PhD in Philosophy at Eastern Kentucky University, an ordained Minister from Newberry SC Seminary. In 1971 after several trips to the Pacific Northwest to Holden Village, Chelan, Washington, Paul's family moved to Findlay, OH where his father took a teaching position at Winebrenner Theological Seminary. Paul attended first through 12th grade in the City of Findlay, OH. He graduated early in January 1983 to attend lutheran Susquehanna University, Selinsgrove, PA majoring in Politics and International Relations. He further attended the Universitaet Konstanz, Federal Republic of Germany in native class settings. He had a son, Micheal Paul Lewis Cooper born while he was out of country with Meredith Annette Lewis. Paul worked in Toledo OH where his mother Ann lived in the late 1980s and returned to graduate school at the urging of his father, attending as a Graduate Assistant at Eastern Kentucky University School of Government, majoring in a Master's in Public Administration. He graduated in 1992 and began working with his internship for the merged government Lexington Fayette Urban County Government with Personnel. He received an opportunity from home town friends to come back to Ohio and start working for the pioneering environmental firm OHM Remediation Services or O.H. Materials. Dispatched to 30 states he worked as a Field Clerk Typist for the Army Corp of Engineers, Air Force, US Navy and National Spill Response. Briefly leaving to be an Estimator for R&R with the Aberdeen Proving Ground (APG) near Harve Degrace, MD. He returned to remediation emergency services as the Program Accountant for IT Group in Trenton serving the US EPA Region III. He met with Weaver Environmental Group as a team sub during the 9/11 attacks on America and soon after retired to work for Navsup in Mechanicsburg, PA as a Budget Analyst through Northrup Grumman (Integic). He attended Harrisburg Area Community College in Accounting , 2003. He worked in the field for Air Force contractor Lakeshore Toltest at Andrews Air Force Base, Clinton, MD. He worked on the Woodrow Wilson Bridge project in Oxon Hill, MD. Working for Balfour Beatty as a Business Manager he served Penn DOT on a $56 mil 13 mile highway restoration project based in Hamburg, PA. He remains there after serving the Biopharmaceutical Development Program at Fort Dietrich, in Frederick, MD, Worley Parsons in Reading, PA, Pennsylvania Power & Light, CRB Builders and Integrated Project Services. After 26 years in Project Controls he became a Quality Specialist working on procedures and improvements.
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I am the family genealogist for the Cooper family. We have in my family tree the Johnston, Reid, Gerard, Geerdes, Du Rant, Clouney, Ludens, Hollings, Jeffers, Marshalls, Wegers, Stevens, Epps, McNeese, Lamacks, Armstrong, Horan, Buckner, Jachens, Gill, Goulding, Hardy, Holbrook, Carnes, Rembert, Witherspoon, Perkins, Reese, Colson, Rollins, Knight, Yates, Myer, Krudop, Wehmann, Diedrich, Behrens, Schulken, Hasshagen, Luebke, Schmidt, Vollers, Lamken, Dierksen, Von Harten, Bosse, Bullenwinkel, Davis, Chesser, Weaver families. Please feel free to contact me on your collaberations. I strive to have accurate information but alot of it comes from oral tradition. Still somethings continue to shake out to be true! Thanks!
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